The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-04
The Emperor VIII Not Meet the Cs,r
as lRten ded.
His Physicians Urge Him TO. Return
10 BabelsbOrg.
This Alteration Ia Due Entirely 10
Mis- Medical ADVISER.
The collapse Of the spirit Monopoly
kisx Causes Intense rubitc
ncstion-Soctali.t
Congress.
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checked by the announcement that
the Emperor has abandoned bis In.
tention to 20 TO Koerigsburg. 1t was
determined today, after = long con.
sultstion Of his physicians, that In.
stead OF ventlring to attend the army
mansuvers II was urgent that the E,n-
peror should return to Bsbelsborg. 10
accordance with this decisisn, the
Emperor and Empress and the impe-
rial court will 20 to Bsbelsborg on
Monday. Tho abandonment Of The
KoenigsbeIg programme by the Kaiser
has already created exaggerated pes.
simistic reports In reference 70 his
condition. Bot the hst lie, be is in
hio usual health, although he was
somewhat shaken by his fall Of Thurs-
day. He rose this morning at his nc.
customed hour, and heard verbal re-
ports 81 military sdsira He then
granted an audience 10 Marshal Won
Moltke, with whom he oonyeIs5d for
a long time on the recent review OF the
guards. Later he received Gen. Won
schollendoIff. Minister Of War, and
Gen. Albedyll, and ut 2 O'Clock he
went out for drive. After his 70, urn
no received, 6rs', Herr Won Putika
mer, Minister Of the Interior, and then
Count Won Slolberg.
The alteration OF the Emperor
plans 10 due entirely 10 the represe MIA
tions OF his medical advisers, who have
all along been opposed 10 his yeniur
ing TO attend tie X enigsb urp name nv
era, which would involve great fatigue
under the best possible conditions
And they we'll know that the Emperor
oEce In the field, passes boyond the
guidance OF hie physicians and exposes
bimseli with littlo thought for the re-
suits. This happened at Kiel, aud
csu.ed . physical crisis. Tie most re.
cent instance Of the Emperor's i'm.
prudence was nt the review OF the
| guArds. when he remained three hon
| standing and exposed TO the sun snt
wind, but without appearing 10 fee
any evil effec'e. Afterward, however
he vAs hardly able TO be present a
the bnquet In tho Schloss, ard hi
fan after tho barquet was undoubted
ly due TO increased fceblehess arieinl
from over exertion. When he recoy
cred his feet without assistance be ex-
pressed the fear that his doctor would
take advantage a the mishap and
mAke II q preteIt 10 dksuAde him
irom going 10 the mhneuvers.
Communications from the Crown
P,inos urgently tupported the opin.
Ion OF the dostors, and their advioe
was also further fort hsd BY repre-
sentstives from Count Won Moltke
and Prince Bismarck. II wGs only
~ or Count Won Moltke's visit 10 the
Emperor today that II became known
that the journey TO Koonigsburg was
of.
rHH roETIcAL AsPIcr or AvpAIRs
viii not be thiDged by the abandon.
nent OF iha meeting with the
CsI. The officlal prees has rightly
insisted on the purely personal and
family character attaching 10 the In.
tended meeting, aud that beyond In
dieatinR q temporary relaxation Of
Russo German ealonsies II had no
political significance. This view was
.-......I IL. ...f..Ia. . 90. 10 q. \. a ...t
ficial Post, which supports the
Cologne Gfs5tts In declaring that the
meeting would be simply OF personal
importance, and that the iuftherest
going concessions on the part OF Ger.
many woud produce no lasting friend.
ship with Russla Prince Albrecht,
Of Pfusia, will represent the Em.
psror ai the Koenigsburg maneuyres.
Prince william will In In Berlin.
the ooIL1 ran 90 rHK srHir MONOPOLY
ring gives intense srAtiAcation 70 the
public and Ia especially pleasing 70 the
PToere slsts, who alone, among the
political parties, denousoed the enter
Prise. The projectors OF the scheme
fought ill the last moment b obtain
subtcTiptlo1s, which were hrst dthn.
lately bIed 10 be closed Monday, bu,
the time was extended daily ill
Thursday. During this period negotla.
tlors we're resumed with the Bleloh-
roders and Mendelsshons, the pro-
jeclors urginz them 10 support the
sohsme N II was shown that ths die.
iillers were unanimoully joining the
spirit bank, and the success oi the
project appeared probable Oil
"a was known that besides the
Nordhausen the Slesian dis
tilleb held alooi. When th,
project vas Withdrawn, 900 necessary
sdhesloss wore still AWAITED. Tn,
shsres Of the dls,illen' compAnits hav,
resumed their normal VA ne, and lher,
has been q concurrent aud heavy lal
In the prices Of spihis. Ths discus
sion OF tho spirit monopoly has led 4
the disclosure Of the iaot that Prime,
Bismarok In concerned Ia dlglilling OF
large scale. Ho owns dlstilleris
Al Vnsn, Hisdov and Wendlieh Pud
diger, tbs annutl output a which !
estimated At 900, 600 litres. His inter
est In the monopoly leads its projection
~ mk him 10 Join, which he d,cl NJ,
10 do on account n bis OHicial posi-
ton. The Progrsssbts consider tn
failure a the scheme An Indirect chec
on tbs economic )lAns Of Pinco Bii
mNck.
o nISa SOCIAL ooSdRGsB.
The circular o1nyoking the oomir
J s,ciallst eongrss Q frat appeared In th
North German Gazette. H. public
ton was a grea. surprise 10 ths lead
ers Of the party, who Intended lha
tneIr plan should be kept tNoret tn
Woke Zsitung explains this miscaI
,iags Of the socialistio plans, by reyin
that copy Of the circular Nhio
missed II, destination fell into Va
hands u the police at Lelpaio. Az
priyate consultation Of the chiefs o
he party, held in Berlin, II was Al
ranged 10 plan the congress 10 AZ :
avoid prosecution under the soclali'
.aas